davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21
Oecorab Dg Smcglt.
Den 20be Teebr. 1887.
Smaapimf.

Sirf glatipnal 8ants Smirtnins
ger er itaSist / 1iltnscnoe. Dc BERT
beppuereoe Selgb uosjgr %tilIdmmsn
s27O,000, meoens bet for ire Gar iioen
blot bar $4,000.
- Saiiur ailoabl fra @oObbue 60,
Rinneipta, lao iubpm Gecorab paa en-
@jennemreiie en- Dag | iio'te uge.
Yriien paa Spin git Nbite llse
life ubeipSelist pp, men mart nebab
iaien / Chicago. Iriierue paa 8reaturer
CT uteset Lap.
aapteiu Gardner er tilbase eiter
en- ire Tigers Grip uppe / Rurcpeiten.
Splociter bar MI Ifrepet fra Ga
uaba, at ban bar beitianlet s. s..
Rarib, bog neppe for nuset ~betpoelist
9elsb.
Iiis. Marp Spbuien, 9atter al
afbgbe IelIpns Sohnion / @irneibeif
60, er MI boiat / Spos Californian. s
Sebruar Manreb reiite bun ira 6oreit
Gitp til StilIebaps. 8piten for fin 5ors
n~gielies Sfplb, men bleu iaa inotaset
at alimntet oerbenne, at bun f~oretraf at
blipe Der. Sun er MI engageret lom
SefretGr for the California Co-opera-
tive Colony, % @nbper, Der fjenoer
benbes 3p9tiebeo, peo, at bun belt no
foripurer benre fin Yoit.
- @nSm tpber Oft pan, at pi fems
mer til at fna an open winter; ben
clogs 8eir, pi MI bar, bjGlper betpoes
list til al bObe pua 5Ooermunselen.
- Mr. 2euh / 5reeport miiteoe for
leben Dag fin S%tulobpsuins ueb She
brano, TOM pptom berpec, at en- 2pste
~erploberebe. .0Ran fit no Seitene, nter
Saletsi % SobebUlcninseu bleu Dbes
last.
Ntr. @rop bar iUlst i'm befjenbte
5rapers Scope queen" til Sobn Curtin
% faast ben sobt betalt, bpiltet ben o.
iaa fortieute.
- Spcob 6. Seniett / Galmar er Of
saaet peb 3pben, ban opnaaebe en- gns
Der al ~ Iar.
DEBORAH Snititute's Seltprelie bar
MI trufet iDlsenbe Srbuius ~liseuperfur
fine Stuberenoe: Sper Morsen fore
saar Der N%apneppraab, % ben eller be,
ipm ba piier zig frapnrenbe, faar i i'm
Sopal 8eigs af ben for Nnitalten an
iatte 9ese. gr 8eofpmmenoe ips,
b~ebanbles ban Of 9asen, bog bar ban
2ou til at uelse en- anoen 9oftpr, ON
iaa matte snIfes. ct iaabaut 9paetils
lpu poes uoen hight for Stubenterne.
SiInobeostllltarpen bar alorl9 n9ret
bebre enb III.
Or. u. 9. Spperlon al Orr, @ranb
Sorts 60, 3. e, er berneoe paa
Seips.
= Sr. .. Z, 9anseu af Battle Safe,
Dttertail 60, er paa Seips hos fine
5cr9lbre % Sl9stninse i Sesper.
8. s.. Mpris, Tom til Srubs for
fine rs Gar Saar raf % itraf, fit ai en-
Del Senner paa i'm 5pbielsbas en- sulo-
fuappet Stpt / Yreient. 6. y. Spbnz
ion bolbt @ratulatipnstalen.
- Z. @. Suroid / Sault ste. Warie
er pppe isien eiter fit itarte Gnfalb al
&beumatisme.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21
Sm Sjcrnion % 9Grcslegi'
onenS GotS.
Sra Yaris frioes:

Sra Yaris Ifripes:
JranI fmanben i9lser sierne fin Sjal
til 9japelen for bet rpbe 8aanb. Gr
ban 5orretninss manb, siuer bet bam
&rebit, os CT ban &entier, sioer bet barn
Ibsans til ale Ti0ibsbperp pg fsrer
IND / De bsiere &rebie, forlben at fire
bam militar Sunpr, naar ban o6r. Saar
ban bet rpbe 8aano, letter ban bet life
BLOT i fin Yoeriratfe us fin Snberfraffe,
ban laoer jim Suitru ip bet / Nattrpien,
fOrat ban life ifal slemme fin gerbis>
beb, mems ban er / Sens.
gn 5%ranifmanb betraster FORT oa en-
itor Wanbs 8ileoe meb 9grbstiabeo,
naar ban Ter ristis mango Orbener paa
bans Srpit. Den SSlelie er fremneb
for en- Norbbp. Si blir forunbret, naar
Ri ier 6enr,f SbIen ~rfficiel meb ole fine
&ibberfors, 9borpalbIen fan pi fun
t9nfe ps / bans Sluie, ps ri oilbe imile,
ON npsen for Nluor gap Sulbers bans
9itel al Baron.
Set bar ili9e Setra9tninser, Mebbes
leren fpm til, ba ban bar noe at lise
5ru Sisrnipn 5arpel. 3 en- liben
&asie, Der meo sammelt SfrabIammen
bar fcmmet irem peb 5lptninsen, ialot
9iet tili9lbis paa 9greslesiunens &ors.
Samtalen fom isans. Seq pibite, at
S~jsrnitierue 8iDrnion ensans bapbe
faaet 8priet.
Saa S%psrgsmaalet ON, boOrlebes bet
oa oioere bar saaet, %fortalte Sru Yjsrns
ion fplsenbe, ibet bun ru0ebe BET al
@ilipn til 10000 Srancs ouroerebe
8ors IND / ct tibet Stpffe Yapir.
ga, bpurleoes 9isrnion fit oenne
Srben, buffer jes life, men iss peo, at
ban paa insen Maabe funbe bli ben fpit
isjen. 5rani fmanoen, Der baooe faaet
Sasen brast iitanb, bar sanife i%urbauIet,
oa ban borte, ban fit lltaf til 9pn. Sliat
bar aloris b9not bam isr, % oa ban
BERTH forflarebe, at BET piloe fpnme ham
til flor llleilisbeo ps sGrsrelie at faa
lenot ben tilbase, bar bet mig, Der tua
Orbenen. 2inseiten bruste % life iaa
mesen Slaos, mente les.
9a Ri reiite til 5ranfrise, er oen paa
en- eller anosn Maabe fommet meb. ga
M ifal jog ~fOrtelIe Gem, bporleoes bet
peb en- eneite aeilisteb git til, at giprns
ion iii 8priet paa.
gi boepe ct Steo, buor Der blep ,Slbe.
brano, os Sisrnion MATTE to @anae
msbe | &etten iom Sibne. Der liable
ban III Marfe til, at be Serrer, Der bar
tit 8ors, fit en- Stol at iibbe paa, me
bens ban ps be Inbre, Der intet baube.
peut tit 9pu til at itaa. San i~prtalte
mig bet, ba ban Tom biem.
Saa falct ies paa 8prtet, lebte bet
op, pubieoe bet os iasoe til Siprmion,
ban buroe tase bet paa, naar ban after
Fulbe msbe. % ban lppeoe at sisre
iaa.-
% ban Tom bism. ipurste jes iaa, ON
ban benne Sang bapbe iaaet en- stOl-l
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21

Jorftenet 5ift. s ct 5jelbpas i
Mar1eoen al gOrtlano Oregon er / en-
Ssloe al tire 9nien Sob oper Sapfla.
ben opoaset en- fOritenet 5iit, iOm efter
al Sanoipnlisbeb er Here 9ulen s(ar
sammel. 5iiten, paa buem Sale, So.
0so iaapeliOm baabe Bug us &psin.
I'er er sanite tpbelise, mailer i 9anabe
l7a CONNIE os / 8rebbe 6 CONNER %
ier uo lOm Dor nuoerenOe 7orR. Den
e'es al :. s. 8rOOt ! Bolton, mas.
iaduietts.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21
Ct rus6R 3omaoeioIf. 3 bet fibite

vi IurVIt ytuu"" d.
Wsbe, bet s~eOsrafiite Selifab bolof !
Ct. petersburg, gap ben rusiiife gioen'
Ifabsmanb ausneSoff intereslarfe OPP
lpsninaer ON ct nplis upbaset NoillaOe.
folf. Der beber "8asulerne" % Dor !
Ganen peb llral. De leuer ON glnterer'
/ 9rabptter, os ON Sommeren ltre'fef
be omfrins / gjersene us Dor / 2elte.
Geres &laenins beitaar ON Sllterer'
af 0preifinb, ON Sommeren bGrer De
Qerrebsfleber. 0e er 6ebninSer, TIL
beber forifieIise Stierner, cs betraster
pisie Sfoue, for builfe be narer en-
opertrOiif 5rpst, Tom be0ise. som Oct
/ &eselen er 1ilfelbet hos oilce 5olte>
flag, inbtaser &oinberne en- meset I'M:
berorbnet Sitting bos benz os bebanoles
ipm Slaper. 8 be iibite Gar bar Be
rsrinaen meb be mere cioiliiereoe Nabo
folf beapnbt at ubepe en- sapnli9 Snos
flpbelie paa benz. "Ga9ulerne" sr al
fiuit Sprinbelie; nusle at benz bar / ben
iioite 3ib bespnot at beifieftise fig meo
Mserbrus.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21
Mathematif % gOaif. o.:

Matbcmatif 90 eO9if. a.: "Ses
flyer Gem, at Matbematiten er Ell Si.
benltub, buis 8euiier er uimObiiselise.
gntas {. ST. at en- Manb bebsuer IL
Gage til at ppfsre benue Wur, iaa be-
bpper II Wanb en- 9as."
g.: "Sa, % altiaa 2SS Wano /
Time, 1880 l Winut, os buis 1886
800 iattes til Irbeibet, bliper De fer,
pise berueb paa ct Setnnb, ,. b. |. inoen
en- eneite Sten tan blipe last paa fin
Elabs."
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21

6rom Spiaemaaoe. Wasienet, ben
iranife apmppniit bar i Wibbassielifab.
Otter Soroet iatte Suiets 9atter fig
peo Tianoet us ipilleoe ct Stptfe. @au
ipurste a%pmponiiten ON bans Me.
ming.
"5rpfenen ipiler paa en- meset CUB
irpstis Maabe."
"Spprlebes, suoirpstis?
"Sa, benbes penitre Saanb peo life,
boab ben bSire sisr."
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21

Old lady ION her way to church,
"Don't you know, little boys, that
it's wicked to play ball Sundayg'
Little boy-"We amt playin'; we're
only practicin' for termorrow's game"
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21
Gn SrifiniDge. Gpioemi er ttObr

Gn SrifiniDge: Gpibemi er iiObrus
Sberrei6enbat p9 unterbaiusoUri
Scistlanoet (Sa6ien) Sor 9ie6ljHs
er 200 Yeriuner unsrebne at SbgoOn
men os 20 gerIoner er bobe. Gue SIG
bpmstilfelbene er fremfalote peb Np
bellen al be iaafalbte Sonbes& nadwuri
Oct er raa Yplier, Der bliper resebs o
ipiies iaaleoes, uben at pere foste. On
Sa5er banste Jig, iorci ban life msn
uobolbe 2ibelierne.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21
: Rei On ON ies III
: % bu bar ba &oriet bit?

- 3amen siorbe jes iaa-jes bapbe
10 ituffet bet | Common min.
Os 8icrniOn tos iOriistis SHpforlet
op al Brpitlommen.
Sibsn bar bet lisset Der.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21

Yreitea % 6nsmanoen. Set tla
%fortalt, at 6usmanoen ftial geO / g,s
itens Sfou. Saa falbte %relten Sui
manben til fig, % ibet bcnne tcg inSi
Stuen til SreIten, farer bennc % n
raaber:
"0u ital ia paa Rpssen bin. 0nl"
Susmanben luarer l%afonilt:
"Gs penta 'fje Oct, at es lfal faa nd
paa &pssen, funpe es faa nutu tarSi
bar bet enbaa bel"
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21

st &iGmpeperf. Siteoetfpr at bqsg
en- Illnnel uiloer &analen mellem gns
lamb pg Srarfri9c, iom Der large ia
u9ret Gale ON, t9nter man HI pa
forene De TO 3nnbe peb en- 8ro. 9lans
er al opiore murere Tiaer / &Gralen i
en- Sgibe al 10 Mteter pper GanNet
labe Broen bpile paa benz. Sroen I.
bore al Sern Os iaa bDi, % iaa bgi,
be itsrite Sfibe fan ieile uuber Den,
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21

Sen e~leftriife Sfjorte er en- al b,
npeite Opinbelier paa aesepibenfass,.
Omraabe. Den er al lllb, buOri Der j
inbpapet Srpber at Gin, &obber, 9ir,
os Sern, laaleses, at bperanoen 9roa|
er alminbelis lllb, b%ueranben inbaets,
meb bisie Srpber. Oct belle ubsirr az
ila ct eleftriif 8atteri. N9rmeit pH4
til benz, Der fiber al &beuatisme, sr
ben / fin Sulbenbelie brnses bao6e ION
Infalbss us Joriuurspaaben. gr ma,
flabt meb en- meb Gleftricitet IoS4|
Sfjprte, 6ebeuer man life at irp9te mi
ben uerite Sransiel, tbi peb at uosa|
eleftrilfe Stsb til Ssire ps til Senfu
aabner man fig mart fri 8asiaqe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Can you find two other names of
two other men whose official lives
and whose names combine as
these do?
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21

Gm Itor Slieplet / 9opct 8iennsp
leileoes ben 3Ote September pan 35Gr
II. .. 35 b. 8. al bet ben zoe b., ii
5ilaoelfia anfOmne 9amplfib "St. Gr
oretps BaD". Slieflaben, Der autpsti
at beltaa al Soaltran, bauoe omtrUt
$50 5Obs ubitrGfnins paa bper Gin
o9 omtrent l 5obs 9pbbe; ben Dor
fnloltanois slat os bolbt fig t9t iarnld
The members of a church at Hart.
well, Ga, were discussing what they
had done to help the cause of religion
along during the year, when one good
brother, whose cotton crop had turned
out better than he expected, said
81 came very near promising the
Lord at planting time that ] would
give him 81 for every bale of cotton
| should make this year, but brethren'
if | had done so the Lord would have
got me sure"
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21

2iot &aiisIatitif. aafefcrbruset
/ belle Serben fan anilaaes til 1860 Mtils
lioner Sfaalpuno til en- Serbi al 936
Milioner ar.
Den i;reIte 8affe fommer fra Samaita,
men Of ben Sort probuceres Blot II
Mi0. Gta lpunb. Den oitinoiife Safe
er psi1a me9et fin, meit at ben Sort
probuccrcs Blot 60 MiQ. Sfaalpuno.
9f Sopnflife prpbuceres melem 100
200 N}au., mebens Gjennemi nitspros
buttipueH / 8raIilien uosjpr fra SIC
936 Nt,llioner. Sra Gotta Silica % en-
Def andre meQemameritanife Stater no
iures oaiaa &aife.
Spr iuoeu9renbe Nar bar &nffebg1ten
naiten pueralt siuet ct minore llobptte
END ieouanlist.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21


bapn bar en- flor Observation-Disclosures,
ipm ban boiler meset at, os ipm altio
leolaser ban,.
Nplis en- Niien fom SunOer alene
bjem os siDebe os bplebe iaalebes, at
man itrar funbe ie, at Der bar noget
paaferoe. Manbens 8rOber os Spos
ger irlste rerfor efter Sinben, iom Der
peo itrar bleu rOlis. @eo at fplse eiter
ben fom be belt no paa Setter Bangs
gei. Ser laa Sunbens Serre meo
breftet Sen % ube al Stanb til at rpre
Jig. San I%ortalte ienere, at SunSen
igrit bapoe bullet os paret meset urOlis ;
oerpaa bar ban lpbet fra ham, uben at
ban ielp babe sipet @nleonins BERTH.
6alifmpntmeri al Wenneifefierlig.
beo. S Yalermo bleu Der nplis faftet
en- SalIfmpnterbanbe, / bois Spibie ftpb
Den JON Tom 8elejprer os MeuneIfeven
bpit anieeoe @uloiuleo Yebrp 9toli. So
oeren eiterlob bam en- 6prretnins, ipm
gift meset soot, us insen funbe fpritaa,
boorfor ban CAB fig / Sag meb Sorbrp,
cerne. 5or 9omitplen ertlerebe ban
imiolertib, at 5crretninsen fun CAB 6am
os bans 5amilie bet npopenoise llnber=
bolo, men ban par arsjerris eiter at
sjeloe for Menneifepen, os at ben @runo
bar ban bleueu 6alifmpntner.
San bar meb falite Sense- siuet
itore GUNNER til 8linbeintituter % on
Ore Observation-Disclosures us enbos
oprsttet ct Slem for falbne &pinoer.
A Little Cipherfor a Cent.-Wash
ington Critic: "What's in a name?n
has been a question sufficiently UNI
answered for centuries to still remain
a subject for discussion, and what is
l n two names should have a double
interest. If you don't think so, take
two names as well known as any in
American history and look at them.
They are Lincoln and Hamlin. Moth.
ing peculiarabout them as they stand.
but set them up differently and see
what they are. For instance:
HAM LIN
LIN COLIN
Read up and down and then across
There's something in that, isn't there?
Now, again:
ABRA-HAMLIN-COLN.
Can you find two other names of
two other men whose official lives
and whose names combine nc
these do?
6orItenet 5iif. 8 ct 1ielbpas /
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21
Rrihina Nilsion opbolber ia 8.

tiben i Yaris, bpor bun bar leiet q /.
etases gus ueb Place Vendome. g.
aster imiblertio life at bliue Der rps,'
men ifal i be esentlise @intermoor
til &iuieraen osb Miobelbaus.ua,,
@repinbens Selbreostilitanb hor a.
paret sunife COB / ben iibite 9io. ~
bun bar bapt betpbelise 2ibelier al :.
Spulit / gret, en- 6slse al en- 2;Ors,
lelie, Tom bun bar paaSraset fig ueO ),
llbflust / aaben gosn ! Sdweib. I'm,
ifal MI pere betpbelis bebre, men n,
5plse al Spsoommen bar reiulteret \
beiparlis 9ppbeo, ium man bog bopb.|
ffal piie fig at bore forbisaaenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-21
HAM LIN
LIN COLIN

Read up and down and then across.
There's something in that, isn't there?
Now, again:
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-05
Go be continued
a Thoughtful Pa.

Omaha World: Count Fortune
nuntcr-Now that we are married.
never more to part, I want to ask YOU
If 1T was not Il great struggle for you
10 give up your luxurious home and
become the wife of a-a comparatively
poor man. you know.
Eride-Ob, l went through that
struggle long before l met you. Pa
advised me to marty.
..Whatp"
1.-The place is mortgaged for twice
its value. and pa had to borrow money
to hold on to it until after the wedding.
Pa always was so thoughtful"
She Hadn't Published II.
ssThen, I am not to call on you any
more," he said, as he twisted his hat
in his hand.
'.Tfat is what I intended to say"
she n4laicd, coolly.
"And our engagement is all overp'
"Well," she said with some aspcrity,
s~ifyou've gone and talked about it to
everybody, l suppose it is. I'm sure l
haven't said anything about it. If it is
all over. it's your own fault."-Wash-
ington Critic
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-05
A Victim to Fortunes Favors.

Memphis Tenn.) Appeal, June 49,:
A reporter of the Appeal, hearing that
Mr.. ). G. Curry, of the Tivoli garden,
18l Main street, had sstruck" The
Louisiana State Lottery in the drawing
of the 14th inst, dropped into his place
of business yesterday afternoon and
found him quietly serving his custom-
ers, as though the ..pick ups was no
new thing to him. The reporter stared
in amazement, wondering at the seren-
ity of this favorltc of fortune. Finding
speech, he congratulated Mr.. Curry
upon his good fortune. "Oh," said
the winner, with a waive of his hand,
sit is a small matter-only s5, 1000
and my hand has been shaken and
my health drank until I am dizzy"
.You treat the matter coolly," the re-
porter ventured, more amazed than
ever. "Yes." said Mr.. Curry, 81
got 8 $1,000 and placed it in bank to my
credit. I did not particularly need it.
1t is just a lucky hit that is liable to
strike any man that plays against a
square game, and the Louisiana is fair,
you know" and with this the proprie-
tor of the one-twcntieth of ticket No.
21,658 turned to receive new congratu-
~lations and to set up the drinks, while
the reporter slowly returned to his
wigwam. contemplating tho wonderful
nerve required to stand up under such
: q streke OF fortune.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-05
A Cue for Alcohol;sm.

was n of those unfortunatcs Civ.
en- to strong drink. 1t reduced me 10
degradation. vowed anh stroye long
and hard, but ! seldom l,cll victory
over liquor long. When l left it off
[ felt 81 horrid want of something j
must have or go distracted. l could
neither eat, work. nor sleep. l entered
a reformatory and prayed for strength;
still l must drink. 1 lived so for over
twenty years; in that time l never abb
stained ver three months hand-run-
ming. AT length l was sent to the House
of Correction rs Il vagrant. If my family
had teen provided for l would have
preferred to remain there, out of IL
quor and temptation.
Explaining my ~atfliction to a fellow
prisoner man OF much education
and experience-hc advised me to
make a vinegar of ground quassia, a
half ounce stepped in Il pint of vinegar,
and 10 put Il small ~teaspoonful of il in
Il little water and drink it down every
time the liquor thirst came upon me
violently. l found it satisfied the cray
ings aud suffused II feeling of stimula-
ton and strength. When l was dis
charged l continued this cure, and
%pcrsevered till the thirst was conquer
ed. For two years 1 have not tasted
liquor, and l have no desire for ii.
Lately, to try my strength l have
handled and smelt whiskey, but l have
no temptation to take it. I give this
for the consideration of the unfortu'
nate, several of whom I know have re
covered by the same means which l ne
longer require to use.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-05
rHE BAII OF E1alHEERs.


Hight.
"Moonlight nights-they are the
bane Of railroad engineers" remarked
q head official Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad to a Cincinnati CONNER
cial Gazette reporter. He is a gentle
man who knows every branch Of rail-
reading.
81 would have thought that the train
men would be glad to have moonlight
nights" %interposcd the writer.
mo. sir; all engineers dread moon
light nights; they try the nerves of tho
engineers to the utmost. Engineers
like to run on dark nights. On a
moonlight night the trouble with them
is no trouble at all-shadows. An
engineer, looking out from his en-.
CINE. sees before him all manner of
shadows. He is sure that the shadow
across the track is u man, or a rock, or
some kind of an obstruction. He
doesn't know, and he is kept in q state
of nervous excitement all tie timc.
Going around curves, along hillsidcs,
very curious shadows are outlined along
the track, and very often an engineer
is so worked up ver 81 nights ride that
he is scarcely able to perform his
duties. Some years ago when l was
going over the main stem of the Balti-
more and Ohio one night, there was u
freight wreck ahead of ns. They were
running freight i'll conveys then, or as
we now call them. in sections. Our
train was stopped, and l went forward
10 see what was tho damage. Lying
in a cut was about the worst freight
wreck | have ever seen. I went. for.
ward to see what tho trouble was. 1t
was q moonlight night, and when I
got forward l saw the engineer. He
was shaking all over with excitement.
He was n of the Oldest and best en-
ginecrs on the road, and l was surprised
to see him SO nervous, as he escaped
unhurt."
What is tho trouble, Tom?' l
asked him. 1 could see nothing
wrong.
".It was q rock replied Tom. Il was
coming round the curve when l saw ii.
1t was II big one; big enough to smash
q whole train. l reversed the engine
to avoid a smash up. and the cars
coming down the grade just piled up
in the shape you sec them in
II looked around, but. could sec no
rock anywhere. The wreck was
cleared away that night, but there
wasn't the sign of an obstruction near
the locomotive. We all were curious
to find out what had caused the
trouble. The next night Il railroad
man went to the cut, and there in the
moonlight saw the perfect image of a
big rock lying across the track. He
looked up on the hillside, and there
was q big rock throwing its shadow
down on the track that caused a wreck
that cost the company thousands of
dollars. No. sir; if an engineer wants
things to suit him, he don't wan,
moonlight by which to run his train
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-05
Bowling Down to Royalty.

Merchant Traveller: "This thing of
bowling down to royalty is something
horrible to my mind, J" said Diggins.
$50 it is to mine, too," replied
Sprigsins.
..lt's a great thing that there amt
any of it in this country"
"But there is the greatest kind of
monarch worship here"
..There is not"
go to. go to-" said spriggins.
didn't 1 pay something over $ll for
the privilege of looking ut three kings
that Sam Carter held the other eve
ningP" and Diggins went to.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-05
A perilou. Po.toonemen,.

To postpone. when the duty for immedi.
alto action is clear. is always unwise. Es-
lectally IL 1t 30 when INC, easing III health
calls for q resort to medication. Discusses
of the kidneys. and bladder are often OF
swift growth always of fatal tendency II
not combatted at the outset. We have all
we those OF US who are not remarkably
we'll instructed-heard something OF tho
danger attending Bright's disease, diabetes
and other diseases. Of the kidneys or bad
pso; Msi na o Il he I per Ia3l,aara lie e nenai orc 70
gans to be- inactive. Hostetter's Stomach
Mtters are peculiarly, adaptedt o overcome
this inaciion. to sufficiently stimulate. with
Onr exciting. the kidneys andbladder. Infi-
nitely is this diuretie to be preferred tn the
impure and fiery. stimulants of commerce.
which prove the bane OF unwary persons
with u tendency to renal troubles. They
ire likewise incompatible Tor dyspepsia,
debility, fever and ague, and biliousness.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-05
The Richest Man in the World

would he poor without health. The diving
5illiona!re consu,nptive would exchlrg. all
':e is worth for a new lease of life. He could
have had it for q song had he used lir.
Picrce's Golden Medical D!scoycry, bcfor.,
the disease had reached Its last stages. This
wonderful preparation is a positive err. for
consumption If taken in time. For III
diseases of the throat and lungs 1t is u;l-
.qlalca. All druggists.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-05
Unsossunass Aaisunder.sandinx.


New York Sun: .My DEAR" said a
gentleman to his wife, ..where did all
these books on astronomy ON the IL
brary table como fromr They are not
ourse"
ga pleasant little surprise for you,"
responded the lady. "Ysu know you
said this morning that We ought to
study astronomy and so I went to a
book store and bought everything I
could find on the subject"
It vas some minutes before he
My DEAR" he then said. slowly, his
voice husky with emotion, Isl never
said we must study astronomy. I SAID
that we must study economy"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-05
"a Word to the Wise is SUFFICIENT"

Catarrh is not simply an Inconvenience, un-
pleasant to the sufferer and disgusting to
Others-.t is an advanced %outpostonf ~.
preaching disease of worse type. Do not
neglect its warning; 1t brings desdly evils IN
Its train. Befor, It is too lste, use DR.. Sagc's
%aiiment, and is the only thing that will. You
may ,iose yourself with quack medicines TIL
1t is too late-till the s;rpamlet brcnmts n
resistless torrent. 1t IS the matlrcd invention
of u scientific physician. "a word to the
wise Is sufficient"